AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSarajevo Airport Growth: Sarajevo International Airport set a new daily record with 13,199 passengers, while July brought 284,301 passengers and 2,254 aircraft movements—fuelled by rising tourism and business travel. SEPA Push: EU officials say Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken another practical step toward joining the Single Payment Area in euros (SEPA), promising simpler, faster and cheaper cross-border payments for families and companies. SEPA Push: EU officials say Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken another practical step toward joining the Single Payment Area in euros (SEPA), promising simpler, faster and cheaper cross-border payments for families and companies. Srebrenica Memorial Pressure: US lawmakers warned of intimidation after Republika Srpska police questioned 26 current and former Srebrenica Memorial Center staff following a report showing a rise in genocide denial cases. Agriculture Under Drought: Europe’s heat and drought are hitting crops hard, with knock-on risks for food prices and farm incomes—Bosnia’s corn is among the affected. Plum Fair Business Signal: The 53rd Plum Fair opened in Gradačac with around 150 exhibitors, focusing on processing, value-added exports and new business links. Digital Skills for Creatives: DigiCreate Empower launched a “Digital Hive Toolbox” to help young creatives and educators in the Western Balkans close digital skills gaps.
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